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1y ago
A gross happy-talk self-promoting advertisement selling a product named Dillon Shook.
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1y ago
Comparing an Italian skeptics society to a for-profit entertainment radio show is idiotic. These organizations exist for different reasons, have members with different motives, and have completely different audiences. For every uneducated 1
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1y ago
A ton of Walmart's "Mainstay" brand items from China got price-jacked even before their earnings call. Items which were $0.99 before went to $3 or even $7. I have a price tracker that watches a bunch of this stuff. Some of th
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2y ago
People interested in this subject would be wise to pick up the book Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations by Amy Chua
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2y ago
Your need to insult the author proved his point.
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2y ago
HN was also better before the advert and sales people flooded it.
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2y ago
Gross. This is supposed to be "hacker news", not influencer and sales tricks for aspiring grifters.
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2y ago
Too many marketing and advert goons on HN, not enough engineers and actual hackers.
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2y ago
> They are still roughly the good guys They are not. They are the bad guys. This is just telling people to go back to their abusers. Shame on your morals. Shame on your lack of vision.
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2y ago
> We need to get behind Mozilla and Firefox That's some bizarre upside-down-world Stockholm Syndrome thinking on display here. That or you are a paid PR influencer working on behalf of Mozilla. Just absolutely astonishingly weird ps
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2y ago
Your comment reads like a PR firm hired to deflect and distract for Mozilla. Fact: Mozilla is collecting user data and selling it, while pretending to be a "privacy" oriented organization. Rossman's hair, speaking style, colo
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2y ago
I have mixed feelings. He took the user interface design into a direction that almost nobody wanted and then he ignored all of the negative community feedback. If you go look at forum.k9mail.app threads, you can find hundreds, if not thousa
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2y ago
Another day, another pile of COVID skeptic FUD and health conspiracy/influencer posts on HN.
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2y ago
HN hosting more right-wing COVID-denier dribble. It has nothing to do with tech and HN, but it stays up anyway.
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2y ago
Gross. Jobs was a wife-beating pathetic bully who took credit for the work of others and is dead today because he thought fruit smoothies would cure his pancreatic cancer. People who look up to him are idiots who just don't know the tr
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2y ago
In true HN style, many have used this as an opportunity to shill their own blogs. They can't even imagine not being selfish. "If you are not doing it to Get Mine, what's the point?"
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2y ago
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2y ago
> during which I’ve gotten a lot of value out of doing. has been a erroneous retort to the value of space repetition for decades, during which I’ve gotten a lot of value out of doing it. I imagine spaced repetition is not actually a caus
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2y ago
This should not have been flagged. This is you HN. If you want to get mad because you don't like what's in the mirror, that's on us/you.
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2y ago
Lots of poor judgement here. Needs maturing. I suspect there's some non-native English speaker problems here too.
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2y ago
I am severely disappointed there is no a single "quick question", though there was a "quick win", which is bad but not as offensively bad.
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2y ago
I was there. I helped build it. It was better.
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2y ago
What a bunch of paid marketing dribble.
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2y ago
Your reply comes off as arrogant and hijacking someone's announcement like this is tacky. "Were you aware I had already done this better. Why would you do something I already did? Did I mention I already did this?"
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2y ago
The S5e is super old and many devices are likely facing battery age issues. I wish I had known this device was going to see long-term support like it received. I would have bought one at the time. The only modern tablet officially supported
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I have been running custom Android, mostly Cyanogen and Lineage, since the G1. I went G1 > Nexus 1 > Samsung S4 > S5 > OnePlus 5 > Pixel 8. I won't buy a phone if it's not community supported.
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2y ago
The right-wing false-victimhood ragebait narrative of the "Debanking" non-scandal is the story. It's ragebait propaganda and has no place on HN.
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Terrible video.
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2y ago
If I was going to implement a Hungary-style authoritarian takeover of the United States government, I would need a way to distract and tie up resources which normally might oppose such actions. An intellectual Denial of Service attack. A st
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2y ago
"going on a journey similar to mine" At this point "journey" is a cringe word because of it's excessive usage in blogspamverts. It tells me you are a gross aspiring influencer.
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